Step back in time as you enter Bhaktapur Durbar Square, where centuries-old palaces, sacred temples, and living traditions bring Nepal’s medieval history vividly to life. This UNESCO World Heritage Site showcases the finest examples of Newari architecture, art, and culture, preserved in remarkable detail within the ancient royal square of Bhaktapur.
Key Attraction of the Bhaktapur Durbar Square Tour
The Bhaktapur Durbar Square Tour has innumerable temples and architectural showpieces.
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The palace of 55 windows, built in the 17th century, was a masterpiece of wood carving.
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The Temple of Batsala Devi is fully decorated with carvings. There lies a Bronze bell that is known as the Barking Bell.
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The Golden Gate, the entrance to the palace’s central courtyard with 55 windows, is the world’s most beautiful and richly molded specimen. The Lion Gate (a massive gate dating back to 1696 AD).
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The National Art Gallery contains ancient and medieval paintings depicting various periods and descriptions of Tantrism.
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Nyatapola, the five-story Pagoda temple built in 1702 A.D., was the tallest temple in the country. It is famous for its massive structure and subtle artistry.
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The Bhairav Nath Temple, deified with the god of terror Lord Bhairav, lies built close to Nyatpola and is famous for its artistic grandeur.
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The Pashupati Temple, acopy of the Pashupatinath, gets considerable attention for its erotic carvings.
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Dattatreya’s temple was established in 1427 A.D. There have been opinions that this temple was constructed using the trunk of a single tree. Pottery Square is home to the oldest pottery trade worldwide.
Furthermore, visit the Patan Durbar Square as well. Also, experience the lively atmosphere of such a place. Visit around to go for some handicraft shopping. Moreover, exploration of Kathmandu will help tourists experience the market atmosphere. Also, it would be a pleasure to walk around in the narrow roads of Thamel.
Boundless Adventure allows travellers to customize their itinerary and provides an excellent guide who has great knowledge about the places. We provide 24/7 services and provide an exploration day without getting stressed about anything.
Join us and enjoy the bustling ancient cities of Nepal, which have great ancient history and art.
Everest Flight (Options)
If you have time and plan to enjoy the stunning views of the world’s tallest mountain, then you can go for a short Everest Flight tour during the Bhaktapur Durbar Square Tour. This is a totally optional tour that is best experienced.
Take a thrilling flight early in the morning from the international airport in Kathmandu. Enjoy the aerial views of the city, green hills, valleys, and the snow-capped Himalayas. As you approach the Everest region, you’ll be amazed by the spectacular views of the great Himalayan ranges.
The flight takes about 50 minutes, offering an awe-inspiring experience and a bird's-eye view of the highest peaks, including Mount Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, Ama Dablam, and other surrounding Himalayas. The panoramic views of the stunning Himalayas make this journey even more memorable.
An Everest Scenic Flight is a perfect complement to your cultural exploration, combining Nepal’s rich ancient heritage with unparalleled views of the mighty Himalayas.
Cost of the Bhaktapur Durbar Square Tour
At Boundless Adventure, the cost of the Bhaktapur Durbar Square is reasonable. Cost may vary due to several factors, like group size and the vehicle you prefer. Also, prices vary based on the level of comfort and luxury you want. They also vary based on extra activities included in the tour package.
Boundless Adventure also has a discount available for group tours for the Bhaktapur Durbar Square Tour. The bigger the group, the bigger the discount given for the package. A guide, stay, transportation, and entry to the UNESCO Heritage Sites are included in this package.
For more information about the price, please contact us at +977 9851033189 via WhatsApp.
Changu Narayan Temple
The Changu Narayan Temple, the oldest temple of Nepal, located just 13km north of Kathmandu, has great cultural and spiritual significance among Hindus. This is a UNESCO Heritage Site, dedicated to Lord Vishnu, and is a remarkable example of Newari architecture, art, and culture.
This temple is a pagoda-style temple, surrounded by many gods and goddesses. It is a major pilgrimage site for Hindus, and they visit this place especially during Dashain and Haribodhini Ekadashi.
This temple offers panoramic views of the surrounding hills, valleys, and terraced fields.
